counties got their act together this time and really uploaded a lot of stuff early. dekalb was one of our slower ones and they ve been uploading a lot of their stuff in the last half hour or so. most of the fulton s in. chunk of cobb is still out. the giant donut hole of the entire state is right there. the four largest most populous counties which can swing the vote one way or the other by themselves are really coming in pretty quick. but it s so close, you know, those counties that have 10,000 votes, 4,000 votes, and they re going to go 80% for walker. they re going to keep on coming in. now, one of the interesting things about this is if you look at the geography of fulton county, which is the largest county, they have to bring in their vote cards. it s 90 miles long and people have to drive from the top and the bottom all the way to the central location at english street warehouse to get those things uploaded. so there s going to be time involved in those things. we had a car accid
rest of the votes play out. we know that right now we re at about 87% statewide. we know the bulk of the outstanding votes are in this the ga gansz call it the donut hole. right there around atlanta and the suburbs around it. and we re waiting to see herschel walker s challenge was can you run it up on the election day vote? he did that in some of these rural areas, not by the big math i think he needed to do it by. the challenge now is they count the votes in the most populous counties in the state, most of them are right up here, anderson, so we re looking again we just got fulton county but we still have a third of the vote out. raphael warnock right now is getting nearly 82% in fulton county. if he stays above 75% he s going to be re-elected because so many so many votes are still outstanding here. you move over to cobb county they re still at 68%. you have scott with you, lieutenant governor duncan here. lieutenant governor duncan knows the math very well. gwinnett county about